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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1931
Page
8
In Concord the St Marks team beat Middlesex 9 to 2 in the first of a two game series. Middlesex committed 10 errors and nine stolen bases aided St Marks rallies. Davis limited Middlesex to four hits while Wag pitched solidly after a rough start.
The report states Ethel Dumbie, 44, is at the Name Hospital with a broken right arm in two places and severe bruising across her body following an Emerson incident.
Concord High School outscored Lexington High 2 to 1 in a Friday game at Emerson Playground. Hinsman and Readel pitched well with four singles allowed and 11 strikeouts each. Key plays included a squeeze bunt by Bodfish and scoring on an infield out to push Concord ahead in the sixth.
Michael Cody Jr led the weekend 18 hole full handicap medal at Concord Country Club with a 79-73 gross and net. Ties for second include Herbert B Hosmer and Andrew H Hepburn, others listed with scores from 87 to 109 and multiple 78s in the net column.
Arnold D Wilson of 15 Highland Street a driver for eyes express of South Acton died in a two vehicle collision on the Glake Road in Lincoln Saturday. He veered left to avoid a parked truck and struck a sedan carrying Mrs Ethel Dumble and her daughter Kathryn. Kathryn Dumble 12 died minutes later.
A correction notes Skippy played at the Peoples Theatre in West Concord on Saturday. Glen n Swett and Percy Foss tied for second with 24 points. In the 410 gauge shoot Clen Swett topped with 18, Macone 16, and Dr Ww EF Davis third with 15.
Augustine. W. Macone again scored a perfect 25 to win the 25 third skeet shoot at the Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club grounds. Second Division Brook. Concord Public Schools to parents and guardians: Your children will enter school next fall. Pre school clinics at Peter Bulkeley May 13 and June 3, Harvey Wheeler May 14 and June 4, 2 to 4 pm. Medical inspectors and the nurse will advise on physical fitness for school. No charge. Bring birth and vaccination certificates for September class.
A school official urges readiness in September to better serve students and improve the coming generation. This note from Wells A. Hall, superintendent of schools, expresses a formal commitment to ongoing educational improvements.
Maynard hosts the first round of the colonial four ball league with Maynard defeating Westboro 76 to 0 and Marlboro beating Runaway Brook. Upcoming return match set for next Sunday at Maynard. Individual scores show multiple players with partial point totals across teams.
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